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Once dominated by Western powers during its period of humiliation, China has since embarked on an era of reform and economic growth, which some believe heralds a new Chinese century. However, recent discussions in social media suggest that China may be entering what some are calling the "trash time

Germany plans to reduce its military aid to Ukraine in 2025 by half, decreasing the support to €4bn. This decision comes despite ongoing US backing for Ukraine's defense efforts. The German government intends for Ukraine to secure most of its military needs through $50bn in loans from frozen

The claim that Winter's national religious background affected his promotion has sparked controversy surrounding Israel's democracy. Denying anti-religious Zionist stance, Golan criticized institutions teaching anti-democratic values with racist undertones. Shaul of Ofek Center for Public Affairs highlighted the growing influence of national religious academies in IDF,

New Zealand's bold ambition to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 faces potential setbacks as current government policies fall short in delivering on climate commitments made during the Labour administration. The legislation enacted back in 2019 was a significant stride towards this goal, mandating reductions of carbon footprint

The proposed foreign policy and security pact between Labour's UK government and the EU is seen as "quite promising" by David McAllister, head of Europe Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee. He suggested that both parties should present concrete proposals in the upcoming weeks or months.

Kenya's government and IMF agreed on new terms for debt relief as protesters clashed with police in Nairobi, causing injuries and arrests. The unrest was triggered by a proposed fuel price increase. However, concerns remain regarding public spending cuts that may affect healthcare services. In other news: -